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8 èþíÿ 2020 13:57 Èùåò àìåðèêàíåö:
Íàòàí è Ðåáåêêà Øâàáñêèå èç Áîáðèíöà, äåòè: Èñààê, Ñàìóýëü, Àëåêñ (Åëëåê), Ñàðà, Àííà è Ðàõåëü. Èñààê çàïèñàëñÿ ñûíîì ñîñåäà Êðóïíèêà, ÷òîáû èçáåæàòü ïðèçûâà â àðìèþ. Â 1905 ã. ýìèãðèðîâàë â ÑØÀ, êóäà ïîòîì ïåðåñåëèëàñü è âñÿ ñåìüÿ.
Èñààê Øâàáñêèé ðîäèëñÿ 15 îêò. 1882 ã.
Åãî îòåö Íàòàí â 1861, ìàòü Áèíà (Ðåáåêêà, Áåê³è - îê. 1863. Åå äåâè÷üÿ ôàìèëèÿ áóëà Ãåðøîâ èëè Ãåðøêîâ, à åå ðîäèòåëè áûëè ßêîá Ãåðøîâ è Áåññè Ðàáèíîâè÷.
my grandfather Isaac Krupnick “borrowed” the name Krupnick from a neighboring family in Bobrynets, Ukraine who had lost a son in the army. My grandfather took the name so that he would not be conscripted for life in the Russian Army. The rule said if a family lost a son, they would not conscript any others. He then emigrated to the U.S. in 1905, worked for 2 years and then sent for his parents and siblings. My great grandparents were Nathan (Natan) and Binah (Bina, Rebecca) Schwabsky, and Isaac’s siblings were Samuel, Alex (Elleck), Sarah, Anna and Ruchel (Rachel). I would be really appreciative if you could find any references to Nathan and Binah’s siblings and parents. I’ve hit a wall in that area.
My grandfather Isaac Schwabski was born 10/15/1882. His father Nathan was born in 1861. His mother Binah (Bina, Rebecca, Becky, Biena) was born around 1863. Her maiden name. I think, was Gershoff or possibly Gershkoff, and her parents were Jacob Gershoff and Bessie Rabinowitz.
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